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Li Tai-Hsiang and His Dreamland
A Memorial Exhibition Honouring the 10th Farewell Anniversary
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Li Tai-Hsiang and His Dreamland
A Memorial Exhibition Honouring the 10th Farewell Anniversary
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About the Curation
Exhibitor
Taiwan Music Institute
The Taiwan Music Institute is dedicated to researching, studying, preserving, and promoting Taiwanese music. Showcasing research results of Taiwanese music culture through various forms, such as concerts, lectures, databases, exhibitions, and publications, the Taiwan Music Institute provides the public with diverse ways to understand Taiwan’s precious music cultural assets and heritage. Also, the Taiwan Music Institute has actively engaged in conducting international collaboration and exchange, encouraging originality of music creation, nurturing talent, and sharing resources to not only demonstrate the depth of Taiwanese music culture but also send Taiwanese music into the global limelight, extending the rhythm and melody of music from Taiwan.
Artist
Li Tai-Hsiang
Renowned Taiwanese composer Li Tai-Hsiang (1941-2014) was born in the Amis village, Falangaw, in Taitung. Known for his diverse music creations, ranging from classical music, pop music, experimental music, to commercial jingles and film scores, Li’s work in music, imbued with innovative creativity, transcends the boundaries of disciplines, time, and culture. His music, like dreams, reveals countless possibilities and imagination, and many of his iconic songs and compositions are still performed today. Li’s masterpieces include the pop song “The Olive Tree,” the cantata The Sacrifice to God, and the film scores for Your Smiling Face. He was the recipient of numerous awards and honors, such as the Golden Horse Awards, the Wu San Lien Art Award, the National Award for Arts, and the National Cultural Award.
